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Want to mention the excellent care given to the alt text of the images.
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2022
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> I wonder if Elon has given them the same speech about holding on to their shares and that Tesla would soon be the most valuable company in the world? > If they believed him, they would buy Tesla stocks, not sell them. > Not a sin
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The gun violence fear seems over the top, but I'd prefer to have my freedom of speech to call any politician "an idiot" without the need to explain myself to a gang member with a badge. Currently, Trump is so surreal that it
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2y ago
So europeans will stop preferring Apple and they loose market share to whoever can offer something better. Sucks to be spiteful.
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2y ago
the vengeful orange egodwarf will try to do something nasty anyways, so whatever.
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2y ago
On prem always has been an option. Check why people preferred cloud for a time and decide what your tradeoffs are.
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Apple loses German antitrust fight, faces greater scrutiny
(reuters.com)
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There were a few reform movements before that with a bit more mixed results. See the cathari and Jan Hus.
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they are the crypto browser. with all respect for everything else they do, crypto and newscorp have overlapping populations.
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Safari is an ant standing on the shoulders of a giant apple.
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How much time did it take from start to finish in terms of planning and preparing the entire operation?
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should a browser have api-s allowing websites to access directly the file system and usb devices which might be insecure and help in fingerprinting or it should not. a.k.a chrome against all the ants.
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2y ago
if we are talking small scripts, just rewrite in python and make sure that they are called with the right interpreter. use ai if you are not acquainted with the language. ask your managers if they might want to use another language which co
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Hi, is this a monolith or a series of scripts? if the latter, isolate each script enough that it could be ran with python and then do it for all the scripts. if it is a monolith, consider splitting it and working on the pieces one by one. a
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Brave wants court to endorse scraping of News Corp content
(theregister.com)
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Apple, Meta likely to face modest fines over DMA breaches, sources say
(reuters.com)
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Apple Readies Dramatic Software Overhaul for iPhone, iPad and Mac
(bloomberg.com)
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And all this gentle falk bent before the chosen king and sang his praises, and some of them went to live in the immortal land of the god's chosen people beyond the curve of the world. Let's be honest, there are both heroes of migh
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Europe's Ariane 6 deploys spy satellite in first full mission
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I self host on hetzner. ticket to support to open 25 and mailbox on a 5euro machine.
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> make me think the author isn't aware that Lawrence had already spent a lot of time in the Middle East it is actually mentioned in the article. you misread here, with the point being that knowing how to do something is not the same
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2y ago
but the pedant in you has no issue that navigation is used outside of the sea? I've always been annoyed when I see words like moonquake or marsquake, like earthquake is used for the planet and not for the dearth under your feet. IMHO,
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mmm, the classic theme is available for whoever wants it, but I'm blind and my usual hot keys work as before. I'd like better search and better calendar, but the rest is pretty fine. The new gmail ui sucks and roundqube sucks even
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Thunderbird, mainly because it is more accessible even than the web clients and because I don't need to remember different key bindings for different email providers.
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Under Trump 2.0, Europe's dependence on US clouds back under the spotlight
(theregister.com)
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Mzla is the entity that houses the tb project. TB and ff are administratively separated and the two corps are the physical manifestation of this fact.
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They do it for their own reasons, but OpenAI are straight up liars and they are neither open nor give a fuck about humanity.
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I took a course in it in college. Extreme fun. Currently, python microservices don't have much need of this exact skill, but it gave me a significant confidence bust at the time that I actually know what is going on.
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I gave it two of my secondary emails. In both cases it decided that I leave in an english speaking country missing obvious hints that I'm actually not a native english speaker. The rest of the email addresses was on the nose, so it man
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